The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-09-08

Republican nominee.
THE Supreme Court Of Illinois
will meet next Tuesday, when the
the application for n new trial i'm the
Chicago anarchists eases will come
up.
BISHOP HARRIS, Of the VI. +.
church died yesterday afternoon.
MANHATTAN has n charter for its
First National Bank.
THE Sterling Daily RcpubIican
has suspended.
Mr.. Wight's handsome block on
Seventh street, begins 10 have n COM
mereial appearance. The part Oecu-
pied by Messrs. Killian 4 Williams
Is stocked from cellar TO garnet with
a. fine q line Of furniture a. can
be found anywhere in the west, not
excepting Kansas city. Their doors
are now open, and they are doing
some business, yet it will take them
several days TO arrange .heir inn
mense stock satisfactorily. They
are pleasant gentlemen, aud their
lJeating here, il no small compile
ment To Salina.
We accompanied Prof. Owen, SUI
perintendent Of the city schools, Ca
the east side school building. We
understand this edifice il really far
ther sdvanced than the other two
new school buildings now being con-
structed. IL IL calculated n mOntl,
fully must elapse before school can
conn ence i'm the east side building.
The rafters and joists have been put
in ready for the roof aud floors.
school will be held only In the two
lower rooms, and the upper story
will not be- finished for the present.
There's hedge row that ought Ia
be cut down running from the new
bridge In Riverside north to the pub
lie road. As soon as this il done
the road will be clear 10 Iron ave.
The following paragraphs were in
the BrOOkville Transcript:
&. l.. PEBBLES took ia Salina Wed
nesday.
Mrs. Lyle Ramsey spent Tuesday
in Salina.
A Jennings, OF Salina, was in the
city Monday evening on business.
Quite y number Of our citizens
spent Tuesday in Saliva attending
Doris 4 COlvin's circus.
Henry GENTRY aud wife returned
from Salina Tuesday evening, WHERE
they had been the past week.
Mrs. NJ. f. Greco aud family NOV
ed 10 Salina last saturday WHERE.
they will make there future home
Mrs. CrOcO ~ an old resident Of
Rockville and with her daughters
has many friends in this place who
wish them a happy home in their
new location.
An old soldier by the name Of Shu-
mach, aud who has tramped from
81. Louis and reached this place yes
terday on his way to Hays City
where his wife resides. He has
been I'm the st. Louis hos ital and
has tried To get = pension but thus
far has been unsuccessful and was
ftying To reach his home in Hays.
A purse was made up here, ticket
bought and he was placed on board
the evening traln.
On Saturday morning Mr. Eugene
Sawyer, living seven miles south Of
BrOOkville, brought us in "A buX Of
specimen coal found on his place
twelve feet below the surface, which
is very much better than any We
have seen in this part Of the cOun-
try. Mr.. Sawyer says that he dug
out q wagon load OF 10 aud hauled il
Ia his house and II now burning IL
the same as coal shipped here. He
saws that IL burns very readily aud
cleanly, the sample he brought us
looks ~ though IL would certainly
burn rs well as any other coal. The
fact Of his finding coal 50 neal To the
surface with prospects getting bet
ter the deeper hs guBs certainly in
dictate n good prospect for plenty Of
coal, which only remains TO be dug
out Of the ground. II this should
prove to be a paying mine il will be-
n good thing for Rockville ~ well
a. Mr.. Sawyer sud We hope Il will
pay we'll.